Tim Gym

09/11/2022

Katie and Ronald training for Strongman Nationals. Thanks to Ryan Imbach at The Unit for hosting.

07/13/2022

Brought to you by Black Husky Brewing and the TimGym, Feats of Strength will be featured at the Battle at the Brewery Strongman/Strongwoman Contest on Saturday, August 20.

There will be 3 events:
1. Dinnie Lift, 733 total pounds. Using replica dinnie stone handles and loading pins, the weight in one hand is 320 # and 413 # in the other hand, for a total of 733 lbs.

2. StahlMass, front hold steel replica of a German Stein. This front hold event likens back to the Masskrugstemmen of Oktoberfest Celebrations. 65 # held at arms-length without lowering the weight or bending the arms. Longest time wins.

3. 405 Atlas stone to spirit barrel. Lift the massive stone and set on a barrel.

Think you can do one or all? Contact [email protected].

Contestants are listed below and will be updated.
Dinnie Lift – Tim Eichinger

07/05/2022

Brought to you by the World's Strongest Brewery - Black Husky. Thanks to Trevor and his excellent photography

06/03/2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AXaRbhv_gw

One of the great squatters. Super intense as well.

In 1995 Kirk Karwoski performed a 1000 pound squat for tow reps in training. Later that same fall i did 1003 pounds / 455 kg in a competition. That was the f...

05/28/2022

The WSM finals start in a couple of hours. I predict Mitchell Hooper will be in first place at the end of the day.

05/24/2022

Worlds Strongest Man starts today and I am predicting that Brian Shaw will not make the finals this year.

05/16/2022

Not sure why I am posting this. Just seems funny.

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04/28/2022

My name is Katie and I'm a strongwoman. Which is weird to type, as I've always been small and just started in the sport. I tried all kinds of sports growing up, eventually settling on track and field, specializing in the throwing events. I kept throwing all the way through (Division 3) college and even though I was usually the smallest competitor, I used my strength, speed and focused on technique to be competitive. I still hold the hammer throw school record, 12 years after my last season.

My dad has described himself as "a bit of a meathead" and eventually became a personal trainer, so I grew up around strength training. I learned squat/bench/deadlift in middle school and picked up olympic weightlifting when training for track in college. I kept lifting after college because I enjoyed it but occasionally people would ask what I was training for. I used to joke that I was working out because I liked beer a little too much or needed to stay in shape for curling season. Turns out I was just waiting to find strongman.

I'd watched world's strongest man with my dad growing up, but it had never occured to me that there might also be contests for normal sized (or less than normal sized) people until Tim mentioned that I should come try out strongman events on Saturday last summer. I was hooked after about 20 minutes and signed up for my first contest within a week. My favorite part of starting strongman has been meeting the people and experiencing how the community welcomes and encourages each other. I usually train alone, so lifting heavy things with other people who like to lift heavy things has been really fun.